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Falken › Tires

Stonedlove75 27 May 2025, 18:11

Rating 5.0

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Really liking my Falken Aklimates. I have had them about 9 months....summer/fall/rochester ny winter/ and a very wet spring. I got stuck in gnarly northern Kentucky tornado storms a week ago...super safe and planted in sketchy standing water situations surrounded by big rigs...these tires are so well balanced in Every condition. Def sticky enough for pushing it in twisties and carving big off-ramps and spirited city freeway missions. Getting 36+ mpg and I drive like a 16 yo more than I would like to admit.

Pros: super safe and planted, well balanced

Vehicle: Honda Fit

NANKANG › Tires

expericmental 27 May 2025, 07:49

Rating 5.0

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Nankang FT-9 145/80R12LT.

They have been great tires for me for everything I've thrown at them so far.

Pros: great tires

Joyroad › Tires

ClockBubbly667 26 May 2025, 01:23

Rating 5.0

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I bought a set of 4 Joyroad RX808 Winter tires for 280$ in November 2024. I needed them for my 2006 Corolla CE. We had a mix of snow and ice storms in Montréal this year and these tires were much better than my previous set of Goodyear tires which cost $195 each. Excellent grip while driving and braking both on snow and ice. I could drive right out of small snow drifts (the Corolla isn't that high).

Pros: excellent grip, better than Goodyear

Vehicle: Toyota Corolla

Part number: RX808

DEXTER › Tires

Sc00terTron 25 May 2025, 17:24

Rating 4.0

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Very late to the party here. I just put some Dextero All Terrain’s on a 25 year old Chevy S10 that previously belonged to my now 95 year old grandfather. Maybe this isn’t saying much for an older truck that previously had tires that were god knows how old. But I have a much smoother ride now with possibly a little more road noise, but the noise isn’t anything overbearing and is only slightly louder.

Pros: much smoother ride

Cons: little more road noise

Vehicle: Chevrolet

KENDA › Tires

OB-14 25 May 2025, 15:16

Rating 5.0

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I have the Kenda klever r/it's on my 2025 Tacoma TRD. I put 5,000 miles on them on the highway as well as in the desert in the sand mountains and snow. These are some of the best tires I've ever had, and certainly their price was very reasonable as well.

Pros: best tires, reasonable price

Vehicle: Toyota

Mileage: 8000 km

Nexen › Tires

djones5555 25 May 2025, 08:29

Rating 4.0

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these are the quietest tires I can recall driving on this car .. the ride feels nice .. of course I also replaced the shocks so that's going to make a difference but the tires are very quiet .. others say they don't last though .. so I'll have to see

Pros: quietest tires, nice ride

Cons: don't last

Vehicle: Honda Accord

Pirelli › Tires

Marioplayer918 24 May 2025, 06:06

Rating 4.0

My Mustang came with Pirellis when I got it four years ago. I got the car with I believe 82,000 miles and about a month ago I hit 100,000 miles. I need new tires soon but for time I’ve had them they’ve been pretty good tires.

Pros: pretty good tires

Vehicle: Ford Mustang

Mileage: 100000 km

BRIDGESTONE › Tires

AlanS 7 Oct 2024, 12:44

Rating 3.0

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There was about 3-4 mm of tread left on the tires when I replaced the original Bridgestone S005s (with 7,000 miles including one track day). I had a track day coming up so I wanted fresh tires but might have got a little more life if I really pushed them. I remember reading reviews on Tire Rack's website about people getting similarly short life out of them (maybe the other alternative OEM tires fare better but they're all 240 TW). I replaced the Bridgestones with Michelin PS4S (300 TW), so it will be interesting to see how they do. To be honest, on previous cars, I've never got more than about 25,000 miles our of HP or UHP all-season tires with 500-600 TW ratings so the 7,000 - 8,000 miles for these didn't surprise me.

Cons: short tread life

Mileage: 11265 km